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Balfourii

21 years ago

How invasive is this impatiens? It can in on some rescue plants from Georgia which indicates it must seed around on its own quite a bit. Should I be worried?

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greenelephant
21 years ago
It is much better behaved than jewelweed. Easy to pull the seedlings. It's an annual. I grew it last year and loved it. This spring all my volunteer seedlings germinated during a warm spell and then froze off. So I'm looking for some more. What's the possibility of saving some seed for me?

Regards,

Jim
wardw
Original Author
21 years ago
I'll see. Currently there are just two small plants that have just begun to make seed pods. You could email me in October.
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